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  1. 1 hour ago, moogyboobles said:

    It's my birthday on the 16th, not had birthday snow in a while. I am trying not to get my hopes up too much! 

    It's my birthday on the 19th... Love snow and rarely falls around that time also... trouble is, that we're flying out of Gatwick on the 17th for a short break... looks like we might be watching the snow for a while from the departure lounge :drunk-emoji:

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  2. 5 hours ago, Paul_1978 said:

    In the last few runs, Christmas Day has had northerlies, south-westerlies, north-westerlies, westerlies, and now northerlies again. I’m not trusting any run - nothing is any clearer despite the day getting closer!

    What we need here on this forum is a dedicated Thread to what was predicted two weeks ago as opposed to what is happening now.

    I've been here long enough to know this would make sense and could make for very interesting reading 😅

    Tho I doubt it could ever exist... 


    Original post: https://community.netweather.tv/topic/99584-model-output-discussion-into-winter/?do=findComment&comment=4977350
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  3. 5 hours ago, Paul_1978 said:

    In the last few runs, Christmas Day has had northerlies, south-westerlies, north-westerlies, westerlies, and now northerlies again. I’m not trusting any run - nothing is any clearer despite the day getting closer!

    What we need here on this forum is a dedicated Thread to what was predicted two weeks ago as opposed to what is happening now.

    I've been here long enough to know this would make sense and could make for very interesting reading 😅

    Tho I doubt it could ever exist... 

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  4. 23 minutes ago, TwisterGirl81 said:

    Does it bother anyone else when many tv weather reports say degrees rather than degrees Celsius which is what they mean. BBC do it all the time, international viewers must think we are Baltic when reporters are saying for example ‘it’ll be 5 degrees’ rather than saying it’ll be 5 degrees Celsius  which is the correct term ie 41 degrees farenheit, it really is irritating to me as 5 degrees is -15c 

    We should do away with Celsius and use Fahrenheit only in my opinion.

    Not often i disagree on this forum... but degrees 'c' (Celsius) - is the way we do it in the UK - the freezing point of water is far better than the American alternative IMHO.

    Color, neighbor, zuchini and basil pronounced Bayzil come to mind. 

    But I'm still friendly 😘

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  5. 5 hours ago, prolongedSnowLover said:

    The leaves are still to go orange in so many trees yet!

    Autumn is definitely running slow this year!

    Maybe I'm being a little nostalgic but I seem to remember the best colours of Autumn came after a frost... we haven't seen one here yet down here. and yes the colours are a little subdued for sure.

    Need a frost to make the parsnips taste better too (-:

  6. ...and then there was this lady who said.."I'm not going nowhere with al this red warnin and stuff" who later appeared on the TV saying "I've lost everyfink!"

    Red Weather Warnings - Tick

     

     

  7. A 16 yr old and a 60 something yr old allegedly involved.. the mind boggles.. what could be the motive?

    Maybe an attempt to make a point that a proposal of marriage to some unsuspecting individual of marital interest did not work out well...?

    Clearly a failure to apreciate other folks appreciation of something very simple and symbolic outside their own interest...

     

    I'm getting old but this is where we are all going eventually!

    Sad.. 

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  8. 37 minutes ago, A.J said:

    Looking a little further ahead for the breakdown and thaw, and here it is

    30+ Celcius with a thundery plume nailed on

    I'll fetch me coat 🌩️🤪

    Could contain: Plant, Vegetation, Chart, Plot, Person, Outdoors, Nature, Map, Face, Head

    👆...has as much a chance or verification as present precipitation (cold snowy type) model forecast in the next few days - lovely tho it is 😄

    Having been a patient observer over many years learning (in most cases not) weather modeling going toward 48hrs it never ceases to amaze that surprises IMBW ALLWAYS happen - Be that disappointment or fulfilment of hope 😇

    Come summer thunderstorm chasing we'll be just as enthusiastic.

     

    Love Netweather.tv, enthusiasm and entertainment through the very subject that makes our country unique - mostly unpredictable weather experienced on a small Island, the far right hand side of the Atlantic 🇬🇧

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  9. 1 hour ago, markw2680 said:

    I know it’s all model related but this is exactly why I don’t see why we get so excited or upset by day 10/11 charts, it’s because there’s a 0.01% chance of them verifying, I used to get carried away with them charts a few years ago but Iv been burned that many times and led up the runway let alone the garden path but not anymore. Of course I’d love a big freeze up with loads of snow especially after this shocking winter but I’m also at the point now where I’m looking forward to the feel of that warm sun on me. Boring that it may be I’d suggest sticking to day 5 at most and only look further for trends at most 

    I get where you are coming from..

    There's a many variables this time of year that the models are programmed to follow via x many previous outcomes and present scientific observations but given there appears to be a double warming (SSW) in progress the 'whip' of effect down to our meagre troposphere could be interesting, esp how our fave or not so fave models handle it's evolution... High over Greenland + Atlantic Low... drifting west -ve or north or back to Atlantic driven normality eastward? plus is there enough excuse for convection to produce snow in a so called spring atmosphere or will be static atmospheric easterlies till the Atlantic influence blows though?

    exciting yet i suspect worry times with regard to normal warmth and rainfall this time of year.

    Daan here (IMBY) it's been a very dry Feb to welcome spring, our plants are very confused 🤯

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